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So umm, is it alright for me to describe the location Mable will be going to? I'm not quite sure what the range of my creativity is here.
Mable's just here to please the moe demographic...
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Looks like I've got some competition on my hands.

You forgot your RP sample, by the way. Just lettin ya know ^^


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On the way to the bar Ace had noticed the stares from people in the streets. None of them said a word, but their eyes spoke more than enough. They were strangers here, and people weren't sure what to think of them. At least no one had flung any bricks at him like the people did in a certain medieval world he had visited.

He didn't particularly care what the people thought anyhow, and at the moment he was more focused on Lin. She was likely completely unaware of it, but the girl was a charmer. Her honest smile, her self-less attitude, the warm touch of her hand, it was genuinely enticing, and comforting. Ace let out a nervous cough. "Right, if anything comes up you'll be the first to know." He said.

James announced their arrival to the tavern, a rather busy establishment if the noise and crowd were anything to go by. It reminded him of a night club, an archaic and simple night club, that is. James got the attention of everyone inside by whistling, the music and merriment stopped, and they turned towards him. He told them he needed the place, so they had to stop enjoying themselves and leave. Apparently the idea of finally getting rid of the empire was enough to have them cheer, and then exit without issue. If there was any doubt before, this showed that James at least had considerable respect here.

Only a few people were left in the building now, and then fewer still when James sent some off for preparations. These few remaining men looked like they could handle themselves in a fight, the one with the scarred chest in particular looked formidable. At first it appeared that Rika didn't recognize the taller man, but she suddenly rushed up to give him a hug, and then the bearded man once he asked for one. It was amusing seeing this side to Rika, she seemed to try quite hard to remain ambivalent towards the rebels on a personal level.

After they had exchanged some words of friendly banter James sent the men off and requested they follow him upstairs, where they could discuss things further. Sitting down in a chair Ace listened as James explained to them the way things worked on this world, and the way things were now that the empire had invaded. "Piracy and chaos you say, the empire is great at ruining parties, aren't they?" Ace said.

Lin asked for clarification as to what a pirate was, he was curious as to what James would say in response to this. However, Rika answered instead, fair enough, he thought. Hearing what she had to say, Ace tapped his foot a few times on the wooden flooring, shoving down the urge to say something he knew James wouldn't like. This wasn't the place to be getting on a soap box anyway. At least James wasn't a heartless murderer like some were.

With that out of the way, James began explaining his plans. They were going to attack an empire base commanded by a cowardly ex-pirate. James questioned why such a man would be chosen to command so many men. "I don't think the Empire's standards are very high, in the last world we visited one of the empire's generals bombarded their own palace just to get to a few of us." He said. "The empire only cares about spreading their sick dogma, the cruel rule over the weak, kindness is weakness, yadda yadda."

Lin then asked if they would have to kill anyone, honestly Ace believed that was a given, but James left it as a final option. He wasn't exactly in the business of trying to talk down empire scum, and he didn't want to start now.

Rika asked what became of the pirates that resisted the empire, and the answer was as grime as he had expected. He was familiar with how the empire treated those that tried to fight back. Before the rebels were organized properly there were countless accounts of brutality handed out to would be 'heroes.' Ace shook his head, and listened for the next topic.

"That woman wants us to prove ourselves? Fine, whatever." Ace let out a sigh and slumped back in his chair. "Wait..." He leaned back forward. "We're going to just attack the base head on?" He slapped his knee and let out a chuckle. "Alright old man, lead the way then. I need to have a talk with that woman later, you think this is real funny, don't you!?" Ace said, looking up, though he had the feeling he was looking in the wrong direction if he wanted to speak to where she was from.
Ace breathed a sigh of relief, thankful that he was correct in deciding this man was the one they were looking for. The man and Rika exchanged a few words, leading Ace to wonder what kind of mother someone like Rika could possibly have... Best left alone, he thought. The man introduced himself as James Kenway, and flipped back his hood. And he has the nerve to call me a pretty boy. Ace could easily see James being cast in an action movie, if not for his clothing and hair he would look out of place here.

Apparently James had been filled in by the 'dark woman,' he really wished she would just tell them her name, if she ever met Chizuma she might be laughed at. But the point was, he was here to guide them, help become better individuals and a better team. Taking Rika hostage must have been a test, which judging by James's reaction he wasn't impressed by. Well he wasn't quite impressed with him either for deceiving them like that.

As James led them through the sea side port, Ace looked over to Lin. "Hey, you're confident that you're alright, right? If you ever have any black outs or anything I want you to let me know." He said, feeling a tad out of his element. He averted his eyes from her and rubbed the back of his neck. "You just had me a little worried, ya know?"

They soon entered a tavern, which had a sign with the name The Royal Anchor wielded into it. Bars weren't exactly his scene, he'd never even had more than a sip of alcohol to begin with. His masters in the academy refereed to the stuff as poison to the mind.

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Ryoko glared up at Shinobu, Her arms crossed. "You are aware. That you are the only man I let speak to me like that." She grumbled, walking out of the building. "And the Rebels are your enemy, Shinobu. "If they were to come here I assure you they would disrupt the peace that you are so proud of having built."

With her leading the way, they soon arrived to the hotel, which was eerily quiet without any patrons. She opened the door to her room, and was met by Catherine, who had heard her coming and stood by the door awaiting her. "Master." She greeted with a haphazard smile and a stiff curtsy. "The boy is unconscious at the moment, but yo-" She stopped as she noticed the man behind Ryoko. "E-excuse me." She quickly left the room, making sure to avoid eye contact with Shinobu.

"Unconscious? That woman's fucking useless I swear." Ryoko groaned, tapping her forehead in irritation. Further in the room she saw the boy still tied to the bed where she left him. "Well I'm not waking him up, he can't speak anyway since he's silenced. He's dangerous, he's already tried to kill me, and he's after another general as well."
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